A Salford actor who has suffered from ‘painful’ mental health conditions since childhood, has launched a theatre company to help others who are ‘misunderstood’.
Jake Baxter, who studied acting and performing in South Yorkshire, set up Anti-Social Theatre to help encourage people to open up about their mental health.
A four-day family theatre event, Roundabout, is coming to Prince’s Park in Irlam this weekend. The touring theatre experience is the UK’s […]
Set in the disco era of the 1970s, ‘Bombay Superstar’ will showcase on the 8-12th of November at The Lowry, Media […]
Salford Arts Theatre are hosting a writers awards ceremony this May in honour of Salford dramatist and script writer, Shelagh Delaney. […]
The DIY Theatre Company launched the Re:Connect project in order to help people with learning disabilities from Salford to reconnect with each other and get creative.
A spectacle from which you could not take your eyes from, Wuthering Heights, based on Emily Brontë’s novel, breaks all […]
It’s a film a lot of people grew up with. Sometimes we’d plead with our parents to watch ‘just one […]
Tomorrow Is Not Promised is a raw and poetic projection of grief and loss, providing insight into the diverse writing […]
A not-so-modern twist on the 1930’s Noël Coward classic, Private Lives at The Lowry theatre is a sordid and briefly […]
Private Lives, a story of a bitter divorced couple finding themselves in unlucky yet surprising circumstances, is coming to the […]
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